The composition "Homeless People" requires 800 words.

Early in the morning, A Huan, A Bird and her brothers and sisters stopped on the high-voltage power line, looking from a distance, jumping on the staff like flowing notes. Why don't they go to the forest park? Did they abandon their homes to keep up with the trend? Or do they yearn for city life? Love to deal with people, noise and dust in the city?

This started a long time ago. A Huan's family lived in a beautiful forest and lived a quiet and beautiful life for generations. Everything around it is too tempting for it: white clouds are embedded in blue "gems", clusters of wild flowers are in full bloom, gurgling streams are humming cheerful songs, and lush trees reveal a ray of sunshine. Every morning, Ah Huan walks around the tree and sings. Sometimes dancing with butterflies in the grass; Sometimes, fly to the stream and chat with small fish; Tired of playing, I flew to Yun Yun's sister and whispered to her. . . . . .

But I don't know when the human figure appeared in this forest. As the axe in their hands was lifted and dropped, the tree fell miserably. Humans have built factories in nearby villages, with thick smoke and sewage. The air is gradually polluted and the river is slowly turbid. Ah Huan's friend also left it, dead and hurt; However, arrogant human beings are still unwilling to aim at Ah Huan, and every bullet once again takes an innocent life. Ah Huan looked at everything in sight in horror and had to make a decision to move. Moving with the scarred Byrd family. They looked back step by step. This used to be their beautiful home, but now it has changed beyond recognition. Ah Huan is no longer happy. He hates humans!

Birds are homeless and become wandering birds. They wandered around all day and had to move to a crowded and dusty city. Think of the high-voltage line as their temporary home, "Twitter", are they singing? No, they are crying to human beings, crying about their tragic experience of being separated and homeless; They are calling for people's awakening, calling for friendship, calling for peace, calling for people's rapid awakening, and warning those who destroy their homes that they will eventually destroy themselves. . . . . .

Humans, wake up! Protecting nature means protecting your home!